Apologeticus - Hardcover

In this treatise, Tertullian defends Christianity against its critics, providing a passionate defense of the faith's teachings and practices. He argues that Christianity is not a threat to the Roman Empire and that its followers are loyal citizens. Tertullian's Apologeticus helps to shed light on the early Christian church and its interactions with the wider Roman society.

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